Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-19
DALLAS.
Rusluess Man Falls Down
! IeuHs "a "a in a Critical ConGi-
sish' Livery Nan Badly CUE
AssnssiDated with Table
Jdl'u,a, ives library T0s-Fersonai
Menticn.

81. E CgFnsn' i livery sIabie on Eim
BaI.@, ~,5lch m.gat have had 6 more
s;Fes. ,. ,n~n This afternoon f Lewis,
ssI-ou- -ao It IS sad Vas drunk, hired
pill.--t I'm Mr.. Bartlett and started out
0ns@j , i've Mr.. Bartlett in g short time
i's A-afissd BIZ some parties that Lewis
Bs9 Aoo.--i4ss in his diving, learning
|'s ~ B.r.lett sent two Of his en-
T1lC3i - sesrch OF the hilarious party,
q pCyVo -,i1n7us flding him. A5ou5 z
0a. TaUis returned TO the stable very
q oC.oCA in bis demeanor aud 1t
NOISY refused TO pay his bill, where
is sLSgS ~ Rsrt,ett seized him by the srm
uPo4.s-.a,+ened 10 have him arrested. Be
sa u,,ng enr3Ced Lewis pulled out very
Gun pi.e sHd GU serious gssa IN Mr..
sg a.R lefJ arm about the elbow ard
D.. 1T The police were notified, and about
~ ,,,olk he mss found and lodged in JILL.
W WcTsren dressed the wounded arm,
u; - f.tsl results are unprecedented.
sD a.. ~ distinguished tragediaD, Mr..
-.r-o,s W Keere, successfully closed
!Ilol1ospement 1t tie opera house last
NJ i5st - > large ard cultured audience.
7J;s ,nnegrsuce this season in Dal,ss
..r.1onrd the fact Tat despite his year OF
.C-cge he improves with age, and in his
l .,.i1;1el CONCEPTION of Richard III Mr..
Taere DoueIfully shows that he lis him
l.f,o.in y In conversation with GA
s.-Tv renorter, Mr. Keene related an in
.r that trarspired during The present
.o ESQ, in Georgia. After filing an en-
",gpment II Chattanooga, his company
s,srted for Macon, Ga. President Cleve-
land was at the time on his
wov 10 Atlanta, and owing to the ire
mendous ruth of the crowds it WIS al
most impossible to get baggage checked.
the company went on to Macon, expect
mr. the baggage On the following train.
T6st night they went to the opera house,
where q Urge audience awaited them,
gben 70 their cismay it WAS found that
the baggage had not arrived.
Going On the stage, the manager ex-
plsined the circumstances and offered 10
refund the money or go on with the per-
formauce, julius Caesar, in CiriZsns
dress. The audience demanded that the
pgrformauCe should 60 on, and Gin citi-
zgps dress, which i'll became the dignity
Of the r man." as Mr.. Reene expressed
II. "we really gave the best performance
Of the season. Cesar was as
s,ssjnated with table knives ard not
sign OF amusement came from the audi
eEc9 snd IL seemed hat not breath wss
drawn during the trying moments" This
is the second time in the United States
tTsg dian has been placed under such
embarrassing circumstances.
The grand jury, which has been in ses-
sion five weeks, win &C urn tomorrow.
They found over 800 true bills, most Of
which are for misde me- snorS.
The first library Tea Of the season will
be given 81 the rooms, sos Main street,
tomorrow, from tO9 D. m, under the
suspcss OF the library ladies. The fol
Ewing young ladies will assist: Misses
Mamie Hereford, Mamie Coleman, Belle
Kramer of Louisville, and Eva Felsen-
tlsl Of Camden, ARK. The guests will be
entertained with & musical and literary
programme given by Mrs. Coke, Miss
Emms OppeDheim, Miss Sophie Rowley
and little Fannie Oppenhelm.
The Century club held very interest
ing meeting Tonight. The programme
vas Tepleie with entertaining features,
This noon Captain S. P. EmmersOn,
foreman of the grand jury, dined and
Wined the members Of the grand jury and
few friends at his hospita0le residence,
corner CT Cochran street and Mckinney
avenue.
A terrible accident befell Mr.. Jack
Harry, brother If the Harry Brothers,
last night, which will probably result
fatally. About 5 O'Clock this morning
Police Officer Wood found him lying 81
the foot OF the stairway of Harry Bros
establishment, stTetChed out utterly IN
conscious. He WSs removed to PAtter-
sons drug store, where Doctors E.goD
and Sutton attended him His brothers,
VINO had oeeu notified, soon arrived, and
everything was cone to batter his condi-
ZION. There is no question that he fell from
Inc top Of the stairs. None Of his bones
are broken, bat one ear was II shed
nearly eff and he sustained serious
wound IN the back of his head which the
physicians think used cOncusSi D Of the
UISIh. AT day break he was placed in a
Colveyafce and carried to the residence
Oh his brother On South Ervsy street. |
Iae physicians have abandoned ell hopes |
Of his recovery.
a! the 7. NJ. Fl. A hall last night, the
Alpine Choir Company gave a most de-
ISnIul concert fbr the beGetit Of the |
loung Mems Christian Association.
Constable NJ o Foster Of precinct No. |
o mas resigned his office, and D. G. Kee-
ual mas been appointed to iii the vacancy |
" Inc County Commissioner.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
d. ) Burton TO Charles Wnmut, lot |
SoG osrt Of lot 8, block 2, East Dallas,
D. l.. Fly snd wife to F. J. Griffith, 129 |
acres OF the r S. Wilson survey, $500. |
!, W. .. Keller TO Pat German, lot 8,
o4TCA ~, ksller's ADDITION, 1855
W. j. Keller to Mrs f. A Morgan,
iOIS Il and Is, block 5, aDd lot Is, block |
= hel.er's dl,iou.
L L. Moss and wife to Ward P. Vim
Oea., ~ acres on Bear creek, $500.
= Cnarles Brown and wife 20 Toe Eagle !
" Gin Company, lots l, ., 8, S. 8 and |
~ 81 block A, Sampson & C4aTk's addition,
Slme parties, 0O11Oo feet on Jackson
sheet, $4,000
., gaainda Caldwell TO E. II. Caldwell,
'aaege. -
I. NJ. Caldwell and wife to MAlinda
331,Ey, Isl sores the R5soncrist survey,
Dallas Land ard Loan Company to NJ.
- mas2eLy, lot 3, block ~, Oak Cl;h,